Nationwide × Highly rated for rooms and amenities at Hotel·Ryokan - 360Page Number

From the outside, the building may appear old, but inside it is clean and well-maintained. The front desk staff provide excellent service with warm smiles. While the large public bath has an older feel, it is kept very clean. The Room was also clean and tidy. The restaurant offers simple meals, but the staff's attentive service was commendable. Please note that the large public bath can get very crowded depending on the time due to many day-use guests.

This Hotel offers great value for money. It is close to the station, and there is also a convenience store nearby, so the location is excellent. The lack of a large public bath is a slight drawback, but overall I am satisfied.

I stayed here while accompanying my child on a sports trip to Saku and Ueda. It felt like a long-established Hotel quietly standing in a charming, nostalgic town. The building was clean, and the staff were very helpful. I also appreciated the lemon water service at the front desk. The Room was a standard single type. It was well cleaned and kept tidy. The mountain views from the Room window were very relaxing. There are a few restaurants nearby, but they didn’t seem to be open late—maybe because it was Sunday? It’s about a 10-minute walk to the nearest convenience store. Breakfast was buffet-style with plenty of options, and everything was delicious. I always end up taking too much and regret it halfway through—this time too—but I enjoyed it all without leaving anything. This Hotel offered excellent value for money. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance.

I usually stay at a Hotel, but this time I chose a Ryokan with one natural hot spring source and stayed here. Everything was clean and well kept, the staff’s level of attentiveness felt just right, and the breakfast was delicious and very filling. The Room was also a Japanese-style room, so I could relax on my own at a leisurely pace—it was very comfortable. The Onsen felt wonderful too. Next time, I’d like to come back and stay with my family.

This is a very comfortable and pleasant Hotel. The Hotel is located right in the center of Old Karuizawa, within an easy and enjoyable walking distance for an early-morning breakfast. All the staff were welcoming and friendly, always with a smile. We were upgraded as there was availability, and they even let us check the Room before check-in. There are chairs along the corridor leading to the lobby, making it a nice spot to sit and relax. Thanks to everyone on the staff, we were able to enjoy a truly relaxing stay. Thank you very much.

This was my third stay. As always, in the separate container units you can hardly hear noise from neighboring rooms—only the sound of doors opening and closing at the entrance (you can hear traffic and trains). On the other hand, it’s great that you can relax without worrying about the noise you make. I often use R9 Container Hotels because I can unwind alone at my own pace. The bathtub is a bit larger than in a typical Business Hotel, and the bed is very comfortable. It’s also helpful that they offer frozen light meals.

Less than a 10-minute drive from central Masuda, yet a peaceful rural view spreads out beyond the windows. This is a small Accommodation run by a friendly owner and kind hostesses, and because they also welcome day-use bathing, it’s lively with locals. Dinner every Wednesday is curry. Some people might think, “Curry…?” but it was truly restaurant-quality. It has just a mild kick afterward, so even children can enjoy it—simply delicious. A medium bottle is JPY 600, which is very reasonable, and we were also told guests are free to bring their own drinks. The bath was larger than expected, and depending on the time of day it felt almost private, so we could relax deeply. The milky open-air bath is heated water with bath additives added, but surrounded by the scent of field burning and birdsong, it felt like a blissful space. Best of all at night was the chorus of frogs. Sitting on the veranda and letting their calls soothe us, we noticed faint lights drifting outside—fireflies. It was still early in the season so we only saw a few, but it was an unexpected surprise that delighted us as a couple. Breakfast also came with unlimited rice refills—we were full and completely satisfied. As an old wooden Accommodation, sound naturally carries. You can tell everyone understands this and uses the place considerately. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to unwind with an open mind at an unhurried pace. Thank you very much.

The Room was spacious, allowing us to relax and enjoy time with our grandchild. During the buffet, the staff interacted with us cheerfully and seemed to be enjoying themselves as they waved. The service from the lobby staff, café staff, and dining staff was exceptionally pleasant. We would love to stay again if we have the chance.

We stayed with two adults, one 4-year-old, and one 2-year-old. The meals were amazing! Great value for the price, all-you-can-drink alcohol, and they even lent us small forks—very helpful when traveling with kids. Also, when our child insisted on sitting at a table for six in the dining area, a male staff member wearing glasses kindly let us use it. Thank you so much! All of the other staff were pleasant as well. I think it’s more worth staying here than at a Hotel that is simply clean but overpriced! My back usually hurts from sleeping on futons in Japanese-style rooms, but this futon was thicker than those at other hotels, so it helped a bit. Since this is a historic Hotel, there were some areas like cobwebs in the Room and a slightly dirty sink, but I think the quality is more than sufficient for this price. We had no problems during our stay. We’d love to stay again!

I stayed here on my first visit to Kushiro in 13 years. It was very convenient—close to the station and just a short walk to MOO. During the wait between riding the Norokko Train and the sunset cruise, I was able to take a shower and recharge. After coming back in the cold, I went straight to the large public bath; the water was pleasantly hot and really refreshed me. I would have liked to relax longer, but I checked out before 8:00 a.m. the next morning to tour the lake on the Pirika boat. It was a comfortable stay. Thank you for your hospitality.

We stayed as a couple. The open-air bath was outstanding—easily the best among all the Onsen Accommodations we’ve stayed at. The water quality was excellent, and we were able to fully enjoy Manza Onsen’s signature milky, cloudy waters to our heart’s content. It was our first time trying a mixed-gender open-air bath, but we decided to go in together “since we were here and wanted to make a memory.” We were a little nervous at first, but it turned into a truly fun experience and an unforgettable memory for us as a couple. When I asked a staff member who was cleaning the washing area by the open-air bath, they responded very politely, and I really appreciated the kind service. The meals were more than satisfying, and the Room was spacious and comfortable—there wasn’t anything to complain about. Before staying, I thought, “At this price point, it’ll probably be about what you’d expect,” but after actually staying here, it far exceeded our expectations. It honestly felt like twice the value for money—we’re extremely satisfied. Next time, we’d love to visit in another season and enjoy these wonderful hot springs again.

I used it because there is a large public bath and a sauna. At the bath cafe, the relaxation area, large public bath, and meals were all excellent. I regret that I didn’t have time to watch the theater performance. The Hotel was a bit dated, but it was very well cleaned. Breakfast was said in Reviews to be limited, but there were both Japanese and Western options and it was satisfying overall. It would have been nice to have one fruit option as well. I would like to stay again.

I stayed here the night before attending a wedding. It’s a compact Hotel, but it’s close to the station and, above all, very affordable—so I was extremely satisfied. The building felt a bit dated, but I felt that was more than made up for by the excellent service from the Hotel staff. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

The Onsen and meals were excellent.

Although the building felt a bit old, it was well cleaned and comfortable. I only used it for sleeping, but I was fully satisfied. If your reason for visiting Kitakyushu is the Kanmon Tunnel, sightseeing, or attending an event, it offers good access to Mojiko and the Kokura area, making it a convenient base for sightseeing. The staff were courteous, so I could stay with peace of mind.

Last week, I stayed at this Ryokan with a friend and had a wonderful night. The Onsen is excellent, and our Room was equipped with Onsen water and a wooden bathtub, which made for a very relaxing experience. I also truly appreciated how quickly the staff called me when I left something behind, allowing me to retrieve it safely. Please note that the bus service in front of the Ryokan stops running at 3:00 PM.

I booked while feeling uneasy because some negative Reviews stuck with me. In the end, if you don’t expect too much, you can be satisfied. The sukiyaki catering was generous and very satisfying. Breakfast was served individually rather than buffet-style, so we could eat at a relaxed pace. Drinks, rice, and pork miso soup were self-serve with free refills. Since it was a cool day—almost chilly—our dog stayed in a crate in the car. Honestly, it was a hassle that check-in/out and breakfast were at a Hotel about 5 minutes away by car. You’re given a map for the cottage, but it’s extremely hard to understand. I wish they would place arrows or signs at key turning points on site to make it clearer. The roads are narrow, and at night you’ll definitely get lost. The short set of steps from where you park to the cottage is tough. With lots of luggage for both people and our dog, you can’t use a cart either. It probably depends on the Room, but there was a full set of kitchen items, which was very convenient. No seasonings are provided. The large fridge and having plastic wrap available were small but helpful touches. Tap water is drinkable as-is, but if that concerns you, it’s better to bring your own drinks. The fridge is empty. There was only one bath towel and one smaller towel (the size you’d take into an Onsen bathing area) per person, which was inconvenient—I’d love two of each. Also, please provide newer towels; the ones for dogs were fluffier and made me wonder which were meant for people. I was very concerned about dampness in the closet where the bedding is stored and in the connected wardrobe area. It would be better managed with a dehumidifier. The insects I worried about were within an acceptable range; given the surrounding environment it can’t really be helped, so if you can’t handle bugs you should look for another Accommodation. The building is honestly old, but the Facility has been updated and everything was kept clean. Because it’s a standalone house-style building, it was very quiet and relaxing. There are no loungewear pajamas and amenities are minimal—so it’s different from staying at a Hotel—but checkout is 11:00 so we could take our time and enjoy things at our family’s pace overall we were very satisfied. Choosing no meals might also be good: shop at places like Tsuruya or local supermarkets/roadside stations (michi-no-eki) and prepare things yourself. That way you can stay with your dog all day too.

My daughter loves Kumamon, and she was so excited the moment we entered the Kumamon Room! It became an unforgettable memory. On the morning of checkout, she was so sad to part with Kumamon that she burst into tears (laugh). Both dinner and breakfast had a wide variety of delicious options. The staff were all very kind and attentive. We would love to stay here again. Highly recommended Hotel!

I stay at Comfort Hotel properties in various areas. Kitakami was good as well, but I would like to mention one thing. There was a large amount of black lint-like debris on the Room carpet. It wasn’t noticeable when standing, but it stood out when sitting. It seemed like the kind of dirt that could have been removed with proper vacuuming during cleaning. The next morning, I informed the front desk and had the Room cleaned, and after that I was able to spend the following three days comfortably. Because of my work, I stay at Hotels throughout The whole country. Even if a Facility is old, I think it is a good Hotel as long as it feels clean; on the other hand, even a new Hotel can feel unpleasant if cleaning is not thorough. In the past, I stayed at a Hotel in Naha that was only about one month old, and it was exactly the latter. Please continue improving so guests can use your Hotel with peace of mind. I will continue to stay with you in the future.

When I arrived at the Hotel, I was surprised by how old the exterior looked, but I pulled myself together and checked in. The lobby was filled with all kinds of quirky decorations—toys, masks, stuffed animals, and countless clocks that were each slightly out of sync—making it feel like I had wandered into another dimension. The guest room also felt dated, but it was kept clean and tidy. Best of all, the Pacific Ocean stretched out right in front of me; with Inubosaki Lighthouse to the left and the sound of waves close by, it offered an outstanding ocean view. The baths also included an open-air bath that felt seamlessly connected to the sea, which was very relaxing. The meals were thoughtfully prepared and satisfying. There are several library rooms inside the Hotel, well stocked with a huge selection of manga magazines, collected volumes, and general books—I could even lose myself in reading while looking out at the ocean. “Chospo” (Choshi Sports) was also an entertaining newspaper. It’s not a place you’d call spotless or modern, but in its own way it feels stylish—a unique Hotel where you can enjoy something out of the ordinary.